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Tom Egerton

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    Political Writer and Researcher. Projects include: Johnson at 10 (Atlantic), The Impossible Office? (CUP) and The Conservative Effect 2010-24 (CUP) Email: [email protected] (Views on Substack are not affiliated to my work)

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